GENEVA, N.Y.— The Statesmen defeated the top-ranked team in the country for the first time in program history, earning a 5-2 win over No. 1 Oswego in a non-conference game at The Cooler tonight. Accommodation Near Hobart improves to 5-3-1, and served the Lakers their first loss of the season. Accommodation Near Hobart takes down No. 1 Oswego. The Statesmen scored just 36 seconds into the contest. Senior Josh Taylor fired a shot on goal that was saved, but senior Matthew Wallace was there to collect the rebound and find the back of the net for his team-leading seventh goal of the season. Junior Gregory Ciciola also earned an assist..

Thank god for this ruling. Of course there can only be one Hobart Hotels.com. This is not why they’ve spent large volumes of money. They have spent the money for one reason…so they could go after anyone and everyone with the hotel or Hobart Hotels in or as part of their domain with udrp disputes and trademark infringement claims. Anyone who believes otherwise is on something very strong. I am someone who knows. I am the owner of a generic .net and my direct competitor in the same business who owns the corresponding.com which ranks #1 in google throughout all searches related to the industry has hired a lawyer to try to find a way to go after me. Again thank god for the Hobart Hotels.com ruling. This company now knows they have no trademark case. They have tried to have phony customers call me to see if I would pass myself off as them to no avail and they still persist with even more nefarious schemes as prescibed by their hired guns. Why do they do this you ask? Because millions of dollars of venture capital is on the line if this company can create an online brand out of the generic term. All I want is to do business on the generic domain I rightlfully own. I have a branded corporation as well but the benefits to having both a brand with generics is enormous eg. Campbells Soup owning soups.com. Anyone who thinks that Hobart Hotels.com should receive a trademark is not living in the real world as this was nothing but a not so inconsipcuous attempt to eradicate competition and gain market share. Fortunately the courts saw right through this and pulled the curtains closed on them and the rug out from under them.